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Process Development Engineer at Lightmatter - ApplyBlast

Process Development Engineer

Lightmatter

2 months ago

4.0 on Glassdoor

Mountain View, California, United States

Onsite

Full Time

Senior

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About this role

The role involves leading foundry process technology development and manufacturing strategies for Lightmatter's photonics-based AI platform, establishing silicon fabrication metrics, and collaborating with design, packaging, and supply chain teams to qualify and scale products from first silicon to high‑volume manufacturing. The engineer will work closely with foundry suppliers, develop technology roadmaps, and ensure reliable product operation throughout its lifecycle.

Responsibilities

Lead foundry process technology development and manufacturing strategies
Establish silicon fabrication process metrics and yield monitoring
Collaborate with design and supply chain teams to qualify and scale production

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Physics, Materials Engineering/Science, or Mechanical EngineeringMaster's degree in Chemistry, Materials Sciences, or PhysicsPhD in Chemistry, Materials Sciences, or Physics

About Lightmatter

lightmatter.co

Headquarters

Mountain View, California, United States

Company Size

51-200 employees

Founded

2017

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Lightmatter is a photonic (super)computer company that merges photonics and computing to rethink the limits of AI. The company designs photonic interconnect chips — including its Passage co-packaged optics platform and Guide VLSP light engine — to deliver high-bandwidth, energy-efficient networking for large-scale AI supercomputers and data centers. Its products enable massive GPU cluster scaling for frontier AI training and inference workloads by overcoming the bandwidth limitations of conventional electrical interconnects.